Finding the Resultant of Concurrent Co-planar Forces | Vectors

[@areejhamed5817]

Great video! Thank you so much

[@iqinitiative]

You're welcome 😊

[@puppett10]

you should have added that 51 to 180 , since it is in the 3rd quadrant

[@MarshalNaisonNyambariro]

That was realy helpping thank you so much

[@iqinitiative]

You're welcome!

[@FuelifyAerial]

Thanks a lot I found it helpful

[@iqinitiative]

I'm glad it was helpful 😊

[@baltistanigamer]

❤ finally❤❤

[@iqinitiative]

👍💙

[@mo7d906]

Thank you that video was really helpful ❤❤

[@iqinitiative]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ganeshp.ddahal2754]

Thanks sir helped a lot❤😊

[@iqinitiative]

Most welcome 😊

[@Simbaa3349]

Isn’t the angle supposed to be negative 51 degrees and then we subtract it from 360 degree to get the direction?

[@iqinitiative]

Yes

[@shuannabella4328]

Thanks so much

[@iqinitiative]

You're welcome!

[@kobby09]

Are you not suppose to add 180 to the 51 since it is in the third quadrant?

[@mthandazoedmorendlovu4267]

he was supposed to do so,.....51deg is in the first quadrant and the angle we need is in the 3rd quadrant

[@florencemusonda1101]

Are not suppose to subtract 50 from 90, like the way you did to other angles

[@iqinitiative]

No, because it is in the 1st Quadrant hence you get it as it is.

[@CreatorCappers]

Wait, so we use radiant mode.
Somebody help 😭😭

[@iqinitiative]

It depends with how the question is given. Whether in Radians or Degrees, the concept is the same.